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July 19

China: 20 South Africans, Britons, Indian deported for watching 'terrorist' videos
Protesters clash with police as Nepal government tried to get public comment on constitution
Section of highway collapses amid heavy rains in eastern California; 1 injured.
Canadian athletes thriving as the Pan Am Games pass the halfway point
NBA players walk the red carpet for awards show, prepare for union meeting
Hundreds march in small US town as a call to action in death of black horse trainer
Cardinals hold Mets to 1 for 26 with runners in scoring position, lose 3-1 in 18 innings
Musician Ryan Lewis joins HIV-AIDS conference to speak about charity
Sunday's Scoreboard
Canada wins Pan Am baseball gold in dramatic fashion over American rivals
Canada players mob Peter Orr, 4, after he scored the game-winning run against the United States in the 10th inning of the gold medal baseball game at the Pan Am Games, Sunday, July 19, 2015, in Ajax, Ontario.
Angels rained out for 1st time since 1995; will play doubleheader with Red Sox on Monday
Guardado scores on penalty late in extra time, Mexico tops Costa Rica 1-0 in Gold Cup quarters
David Seymour's photography: a body of work imbued with a deep humanity
HIV-AIDS experts call for governments worldwide to commit to immediate treatment
Canadian women's soccer team falls to Brazil 2-0, still advances to semifinals
Polls show sharp drop in support for Japanese Prime Minister Abe after vote on security bills
Four secrets to happiness from Pan Am Games boss David Peterson
South Korea's Si Woo Kim wins Web.com Tour's Stonebrae Classic in playoff
Costly errors sink U.S., Canada wins Pan Am baseball gold in wild final
Prize Exhibit wins San Clemente Handicap by 1 1/2 lengths at Del Mar
Dodgers’ Zack Greinke extends shutout streak in win over Nationals
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke throws during the fourth inning against the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park on July 19. Greinke’s string is the longest in the majors since Orel Hershiser set the major-league record of 59 shutout innings in 1988 with the Dodgers.
At training camp, children told to behead dolls as Islamic State militants mould new generation
In Alberta, farmers fear long-lasting effects from brutal drought
Curtis Henkelmann with some of his severely drought-damaged wheat on his farm southeast of Calmar, Alta., on July 19, 2015.
Veteran water skier Jaret Llewellyn competes against kids he mentored
Jaret Llewelleyn still competes in all three water skiing disciplines and has won nine world championships, set 11 world records and has 117 victories on the pro tour.
Shiite rebel shelling kills at least 45, wounds 120 in Yemen
A Yemeni man carrying his daughter looks at a building destroyed during fighting against Houthi fighters in the port city of Aden, Yemen, Sunday, July 19, 2015. Shiite rebels and their allies in Yemen randomly shelled a town Sunday outside of Aden after losing control of some the port city's neighborhoods, killing at least 45 people and wounding 120, officials said.
Ryerson University joins program to bring Syrian refugees to Toronto
Marianne Nguyen is team leader for Lifeline Syria, a Ryerson University program to bring Syrian refugees to the GTA.
Kara Lawson scores season-high 24 points, Mystics rally to beat Sun 89-82
NDP eager to shed big-spender image as party crafts social policies
Campbell Clark
Maddon: Cubs adding Rafael Soriano to bullpen, designating Edwin Jackson for assignment
State media say Beijing police detain 4 in connection with fitting room sex video
Details of friendly, yet troubled gunman emerge in Tennessee shooting, but motive unclear
LEADING OFF: Harvey vs. Harper at Nationals Park, HR Derby champ Frazier tries to end skid
Giants knock out Bumgarner after 5 innings, but still lose 6th straight, 2-1 to Giants
Environmental review for B.C.’s LNG project faces likely delay
In the foreground is Lelu Island, site of an LNG export terminal proposed by Pacific NorthWest LNG.
Donald Trump reaches ‘new low in American politics’
Republican presidential-hopeful Donald Trump’s outrageousness continues to surge.
Fort McMurray First Nation calls for long term cleanup of Nexen spill
An aerial view of the spill of emulsion, a mixture of bitumen, water and sand, lies on the surface on a feeder pipeline corridor near the Nexen Energy's Long Lake oilsands facility south of Fort McMurray, Alberta on July 17, 2015.
1 more pass: Brett Favre's busy weekend back in Wisconsin ends with charity flag football
Astros’ George Springer supporting camp for children who stutter
Houston Astros’ George Springer had a childhood stutter so severe that he rarely talked to those outside of his close circle of family and friends.
Sunday's Baseball Capsules
Scott Piercy closes with 65 to win Barbasol Championship for 3rd PGA Tour title
Atlanta drops season-worst 6 games under .500 behind struggling offence, costly mistakes
Wallabies centre Matt Giteau ruled out of Rugby Championship test in Argentina due to injury
U.K.’s David Cameron has plan to fight attraction of Islamic extremism
Britain's Prime Minister David Cameron is expected to announce a study designed to find ways to increase opportunities for young people from ethnic minorities and increase their integration in society.
Mets outlast Cardinals in 18 innings, win 3-1 despite stranding 25 runners
Open Championship final round delay won’t affect RBC Canadian Open
Phil Mickelson putts in the rain on the fifth green during third round play at the Open Golf Championship at St. Andrews, Scotland, on July 19. Friday's high winds forced organizers to announce only the second Monday finish in tournament history.
Lefty Tommy Milone falters against former team as slugging Athletics beat Twins 14-1
Investigating a tragedy: Piecing together the events of Lac-Mégantic
An overall view of where a train carrying crude oil derailed in the town of Lac Megantic, Quebec, July 6, 2013.
Kamara breaks tie in 17th minute with MLS-leading 14th goal, Crew beats short-handed Fire 3-1
WNBA Capsules
Elena Delle Donne has 29 points and 13 rebounds, Sky beat Stars 93-82
Minimalist architecture goes for drama with Eaton’s in Vancouver
Architect James Cheng is pictured at the newly redeveloped Pacific Centre office and retail complex in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia on July 15, 2015.
Rockies-Padres postponed by rare rainout in San Diego
Australia crush England in second Test match to level Ashes series
England’s James Anderson is bowled by Australia’s Josh Hazlewood on the fourth day of the second Ashes Test match between England and Australia, at Lord’s cricket ground in London on July 19.
Kamara breaks tie in 17th minute with MLS-leading 14th goal, Crew beats short-handed Fire 3-1
Penske struggles in IndyCar at Iowa, but Montoya maintains points lead
Canada's women's basketball team beats Brazil to book spot in Pan Am final
Cueto wild as Reds give up 4 runs on bases-loaded walks, lose 5-3 to Indians in 11 innings
Transforming a notorious Winnipeg neighbourhood into a hub for education
The Merchant's Hotel on Selkirk Avenue in Winnipeg, once a squalid and violent bar, will soon be torn down and transformed into an education centre.
B.C. earthquake simulation reveals need for support workers
Photo shows the control room where researchers, evaluators and controllers are feeding inputs into the Emergency Operations Centre.
Panama wins 6-5 in 9th round of penalty kicks over Trinidad and Tobago in Gold Cup quarters
Davis Cup: With semifinal spot secured, Argentina finishes with 4-1 win over Serbia
Flexibility is key if First Nations and companies want to reach a deal
Mark Hume
Canada's MacLennan wins Pan Am women's trampoline title, Soehn takes men's gold
Martin Mars water bomber dropped nine loads on fire near Nelson, B.C.
Maxwell homers, Pence has key hit to help Giants complete sweep with 2-1 win over Diamondbacks
Pirates swept by Brewers, fall 6-1 and lose SS Jordy Mercer to leg injury
Rangers can't solve Keuchel as he strikes out career-high 13 in 7 innings of 10-0 Astros win
Belgium completes sweep of Canada in Davis Cup World Group quarter-finals
Canada’s Frank Dancevic serves to Belgium’s Kimmer Coppejans during a Davis Cup World Group quarter-finals match in Middelkerke, Belgium, on July 19.
Closing day: Wonderment takes Lynbrook Stakes at Belmont Park
Child, 4, drowns in Brantford swimming pool
Cuba, US improve relations, but sports defections continue; touch baseball, soccer, rowing
Monday finish at British won't hurt Canadian Open field: Golf Canada CEO
Estrada wins fifth in a row as Jays down Rays 4-0
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Marco Estrada works against the Tampa Bay Rays during first inning MLB action in Toronto on Sunday.
Verlander hit hard, Kinsler ejected as Tigers fall below .500 with 9-3 loss to Orioles
Crushing rivals with ease, Chris Froome faces fans’ doping suspicions
Chris Froome, wearing the overall leader’s yellow jersey, is followed by Spain's Alejandro Valverde, as they speed downhill during the the fifteenth stage of the Tour de France on July 19.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron offers plan to counter attract of extremism to Muslim youth
Josh Reddick hits grand slam, Jake Smolinski connects twice as slugging A's beat Twins 14-1
Ramos gives up Francoeur's 2-run HR in 9th as Marlins lose 7th straight on road, 8-7
Fluminense loses to Vasco as Ronaldinho is introduced to fans, fails to go top in Brazil
Why the world is saying ‘No’ to fishing at the North Pole
On board the French trawler "Nicolas Jeremy". Picture taken October 22, 2013. REUTERS/Pascal Rossignol
Scherzer, Nationals lose to Dodgers 5-0, drop series as Greinke's scoreless streak continues
Maya Moore scores 32 points, Lynx beat Shock 79-72 in Western Conference showdown
‘Clear is the new retractable’ for Minnesota Vikings’ US Bank Stadium
See-through, lightweight EFTE roof panels are shown as construction of the roof continues at the Minnesota Vikings’ new stadium in Minneapolis. The architect chose the alternative roof that will allow light to stream in during games and make fans feel closer to being outside.
Stan Carew: CBC radio host had ‘50,000 watts of talent’
Stan Carew planned to leave the highly rated show he had hosted since 1997 at the end of September to devote himself to music.
Golf Capsules
Chris Sale, Chicago White Sox lose 4-1 to Danny Duffy, Kansas City Royals
Canada's Sullivan wins gold win women's track sprint at Pan Am Games
The best images from around the world for July 19
Gomes draws bases-loaded walk in 11th, Kipnis adds sac fly as Indians outlast Reds 5-3
Mark Mulder wins celebrity event, holding off fellow former major league pitcher Eric Gagne
Jockey Trevor McCarthy taken to hospital for neurological tests after spill at Monmouth Park
Indians-Reds Runs
Canadian swimmer Rivard caps successful run at IPC worlds with second gold
Former USC player Anne Park wins Danielle Downey Classic for her first Symetra Tour title
Padres LF Justin Upton leaves early with back tightness
Fusaichi Red draws off in stretch to score easy win in the $70,000 Miss Woodford Stakes
Time to clean up Lake Erie’s eerie waters
FILE- This Aug. 3, 2014 file photo shows Algae near the City of Toledo water intake crib, in Lake Erie, about 2.5 miles off the shore of Curtice, Ohio. Researchers say they think this summer will bring one of Lake Erie’s most severe toxic algae outbreaks in recent years. It was almost a year ago that toxins from the algae contaminated the drinking water for 400,000 people in northwestern Ohio and southeastern Michigan. (AP Photo/Haraz N. Ghanbari, File)
Reds' hard-throwing reliever Aroldis Chapman becomes fastest to reach 500 career strikeouts
Archer matches career-high with third straight loss, Blue Jays beat Rays 4-0
13 TSX stocks with a track record of beating earnings forecasts
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